Yahoo websites

[The Kanuck]

Ok, so me and my gf are trying to open up an online store useing yahoo business to run the website and it says that I need to use a website builder. Now they have one on the site but it is not the greatest. I can use any site out there really so I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions to some. Personally I use Micro Front Page but it is not the best I am told. Any suggestions?

Even better is if someone actually can help build it for it needs to be able to take orders and I have no clue how to do that... If not it is ok, I will find out how eventually but it would be a great help is someone you well.. could help ^.^

Thanks.

-Jake

[Msterbeau]

Ok, so me and my gf are trying to open up an online store useing yahoo business to run the website and it says that I need to use a website builder. Now they have one on the site but it is not the greatest. I can use any site out there really so I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions to some. Personally I use Micro Front Page but it is not the best I am told. Any suggestions?

Even better is if someone actually can help build it for it needs to be able to take orders and I have no clue how to do that... If not it is ok, I will find out how eventually but it would be a great help is someone you well.. could help ^.^

Thanks.

-Jake

There are two ways to build a site. Hand code it... meaning you make the graphics and then type out all the HTML yourself. (Or use an editor that has all the codes at the push of a button... you still need to know what they are though.) Here's a site to help with that:

http://www.w3schools.com/html/

The other way is to use a WYSIWYG editor. Basically you drag/insert/type all your elements into a program that shows you exactly what you're getting without all the hand-coding. Macromedia/Adobe Dreamweaver is the best tool around for this. It costs a lot though... But it does kick Frontpage's ass...